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  1. The 2019 BrickPicker LEGO Raffle is now LIVE. Good luck to everyone and thank you!
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  2. Greenhouse by César Soares
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  3. it they do this, gonna be nightmare for box licker
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  4. OfferUp, lady is selling a 70620 Ninjago City, posted about 15 hours ago. Tag on the ad says selling for $250, description says $240. A bit high for me, so I send a note saying if she doesn't get a buyer that that price, I'll throw down a standing offer of $200. Not long after, she messages to accept the $200 offer - I was surprised, figured she'd wait a few days on $240. Get to talking about where to meet up, we agree on 230pm today. Then she says "I have two of these by the way." Ooooohhh, OK, I see now - a red flag that is. Look closer at the photo, it's in the back of a car, you can see the 2nd one behind it, and also a third large set but cannot see the set number. So I ask her how she got two and now selling them so cheap. She says her sister bought them for her kids, can't find the receipt to return them, now her sisters car is broke down, needs the money to fix it, and she's stuck in Minneapolis with 5 kids until she can fix the car. OK I tell her, but too many red flags for me, I'm deciding not to buy. Her: "you have a lot of Lego sets for sale on your OfferUp also." Me: "yes, I run a side business of buying and selling, and I have receipts for all 250+ Lego sets I own." Her: "well I don't appreciate you judging me and my sister." Me: "Fair enough, but I'm not buying this today. Good luck" I'm actually building Ninjago City with my kids right now, and it's AWESOME. I'd love to have 2 of these on the shelf at 33% off, but can't support their lifestyle. I'm betting if I called the Lego Store at Mall of America, they'd be two short in the last few days. I think that's the only store in Minneapolis that would carry this set. She now has it listed as "Sold" and I reported it as "I think it's stolen." Also, during this process, for whatever reason, she changed her profile picture in OfferUp. It went from a "trashy tatted girl" theme to a "trashy tatted girl with infant" theme. Be careful (and ethical) out there.
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  5. Make sure under the International Shipping you have "none" selected for other shipping options.
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  6. 21311 Voltron for $125.99 in the clearance aisle of Walmart.
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  7. 42088Technic Cherry Picker is $4 @ Target and available for shipping https://www.target.com/p/lego-technic-cherry-picker-42088/-/A-75662661
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  8. You're Notified that you won the raffle You drop everything and head over to the "winner's table" You hand them your winning ticket They point to the Target Across the street and tell you can "redeem" your ticket there
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  9. Hello BrickPickers and LEGO fans from around the world... Time flies...It’s a little later than usual, but it's that time of year again. Time to raise money for my son Max's school, St. Paul School, in Burlington, NJ. After three very...VERY...successful LEGO Raffles... 2016 BRICKPICKER LEGO RAFFLE 2017 BRICKPICKER LEGO RAFFLE 2018 BRICKPICKER LEGO RAFFLE ...in which we raised over $150,000.00 for the school, another year has passed, and it’s time to raffle off some more dynamic LEGO gifts for charity. The money we raised the last three years literally kept the school open...which is a great thing. It's a special school that once again was voted BEST or ONE of the BEST Private Schools (4 years in a row) in Burlington County, NJ, by The Burlington County Times. Along with the whole school being voted either BEST or One of the Best, St. Paul School and its faculty also won numerous other awards, such as: Best or One of the Best Private Schools Best PreK-Nursery School Best or One of the Best Teacher(s) Best Fundraiser Best or One of the Best Music Instruction Best Tutor Service (Junior National Honor Society) Best SAT/ACT Preparation Service CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE 2019 BRICKPICKER LEGO RAFFLE FOR ST. PAUL SCHOOL! As I stated, the last three years, St. Paul School (SPS) and its community are special. My son loves the school, even though he won't admit it. Most days he actually runs into the school. People from all races and religions attend St. Paul School. Besides excelling in educating the children, the school does a tremendous amount of charity for local people in need. From food drives to helping out at local retirement homes, the children of St. Paul School are required to perform “service hours” that are designed to teach generosity, altruism and instill a hard-working, disciplined attitude. Excellence is expected and permeates through St. Paul School and the faculty and student body, so does a sense of goodness and frugalness. We make a little money go a long way. For example: All grade levels (Pre – K through 4) are scheduled for “Specials” each week...such as art, music, library, computers, and physical education St. Paul School is nationally accredited by “AdvancED” (the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement – NCA – CASI.) SPS middle-school students have three periods of Spanish and are testing into Spanish II for High School. SPS provides more periods of physical education each week than is required by the State. SPS provides multiple extracurricular activities such as: LEGO Robotics Club, Science Club, Vocal Choir, Rosary Group, Tonal Chimes, Hand Bell Choir, Crafty Kids Club, Basketball (Boys/Girls), Indoor Soccer, Cheerleading, Yearbook Club, National Junior Honor Society (NJHS), Student Council, MATHCounts, STREAM (Science Technology Religion Engineering Art Math, Activity Tutorial Period (ATP for 5th-8th grades) But all is not wonderful though. As many of you know, many Catholic schools have a hard time making ends meet. Enrollments are down and many families do not have the extra money to spend on a private education. Even superb schools like St. Paul School have a hard time keeping the doors open. While our enrollment has stabilized, we will still be way short of breaking even; thus the need for the 2019 BRICKPICKER LEGO RAFFLE. This year’s version of the LEGO raffle will start with TEN awesome prizes. These include: Keep St. Paul Strong 2019 $1000.00 Amazon Gift card 75192 UCS Millennium Falcon Amusement Park Sets 10196 Grand Carousel(Preowned by Ed Mack, Clean and Complete with Box/Instructions) 10247 Creator Ferris Wheel STAR WARS Sidekicks 10225 R2-D2 75187 BB-8 75230 Porg DC and Marvel Comics Super Sized Set Lot 76042 The SHIELD Helicarrier OR 76023 The Tumbler AND 76052 Batman Classic TV Series Batcave Modular Madness 10224 Town Hall (Box is in poor condition...Set is new in sealed bags) 10281 Pet Shop (New with some shelf wear) 10246 Detective’s Office (New) St. Paul School Mystery Lot (Dozens of sets...Thousands and thousands of pieces) Fast and the Furious 42056 Porsche 911 GT3 RS OR 42083 Bugatti Chiron AND 10265 Ford Mustang British Invasion! 10253 Creator Big Ben 10214 Creator Tower Bridge PLUS “BONUS SET”!!! Spook Spectacular Lot 10228 Haunted House 30200 Zombie Chauffeur Coffin Car 40260 Halloween Haunt 9461 The Swamp Creature 9464 The Vampyre Hearse 850487 Minifigures Halloween Accessory Set 40203 Vampyre and Bat Once again, this year’s total prize value equals or exceeds the previous three year's total prize value. The last three years, we had 31 raffle prizes and winners from around the world. From Vancouver, Canada to Reno, Nevada to Miami Beach, Florida to the Isle of Man, United Kingdom and everywhere in between, generous raffle participants were rewarded with awesome LEGO prizes. I wish we had some winners in New Jersey so I can hand deliver the sets...maybe this year! We even had repeat winners! The 2019 BRICKPICKER LEGO RAFFLE can be found here on the secure Rally.up.com site: CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE 2019 BRICKPICKER LEGO RAFFLE FOR ST. PAUL SCHOOL! Like the last three years, we will ship the prizes to anywhere across the globe. If there is an issue with shipping or prizes, a comparable prize and/or shipping method will be arranged with the winner. The last two years, the LEGO BRICKPICKER RAFFLES worked very well. The Rallyup.com site is a first class, secure site that made this all possible. They also issued the school a big fat check(s). All raffle proceeds and donations benefit the school directly by bridging the gap between what tuition covers and actual educational costs. It also raises money to upgrade the school’s technology, keeping St. Paul School ahead of the academic curve with a dynamic curriculum. The prizes have been donated by Jeff and I, the St. Paul School PTA and by some very generous BrickPicker members. I am hoping, like last year, that more people will donate sets after the raffle begins. It was fun adding to the prizes last year. You never know what can pop up as a prize! On a personal note, once again, I would like to thank every person who donated sets/money and/or bought tickets to last three year’s LEGO BRICKPICKER RAFFLES. It helped save a wonderful school and kept dozens of people employed and 175 kids with their friends and teachers. I don’t like asking but will anyway...please help out again this year. Even buying one ticket can help, and it gives you a chance to win some great prizes. Watching the raffle ticket total rise every day was an intense rush and extremely gratifying experience. It made me so proud to have started this site with my brother Jeff and made me realize there is still good in this world. I know some people do not approve of donating to faith- based schools or charities. I respect that, but also please respect my beliefs. This is not about religion. This is about helping a great school remain open and kids in their school and teachers in their jobs. Please keep negative comments to yourself. Thank you... The structure is slightly different this year. Unlike in the past three years when, for example, $10.00 would buy a single chance, this year $10.00 will buy 10 chances or raffle tickets in some of the raffles. This is done for several reasons. For one, the Rallyup.com site has come up with a way to help put more money into the charity’s bank account. They will ask if a person who buys chances will “donate” money to support the raffle. In years past, St. Paul School would have to pay a percentage back to the Rallyup.com site to run it. This year, people can donate a few dollars to help out, and they will GET MORE CHANCES FOR PRIZES if they do so. Donors will visit the campaign page and choose how many raffle entries they want to purchase. During checkout, they’ll be asked if they want to add a small "tip" to help fund the campaign costs. In exchange, they’ll receive a limited number of “bonus” entries into the drawing. Tipping is entirely optional. This is a win-win for the school and for donors! The contest will end on May 21, 2019, at 11:59 PM. Winners will be notified by Rallyup.com early on the 22nd of May. If you are a winner, please contact me on the site so we can confirm the prizes and shipping addresses. The Rallyup.com site works very well and is secure, so please feel confident in donating to the school and purchasing raffle tickets. All the money goes to St. Paul School, which is a 501(c)(3), and to Rallyup.com for running the raffle. I will make every effort to supply the winners with the appropriate prizes. If there are shipping issues, inventory issues or potential problems beyond my control, I will make sure the winners are awarded LEGO sets/gift cards comparable to the original prizes. Any questions, ideas or concerns, please reply below or PM Jeff or me… TICKETS AVAILABLE UNTIL: May 21, 2019, at 11:59 PM EST (Cinco de Mayo) DRAWING DATE: May 22, 2019, at 12:00 AM EST Thanks again! Ed Mack <<<<NEW TEXT OPTION>>>> DIAL 855-202-2100 AND TEXT “LEGORAFFLE” TO GET INSTANT ACCESS TO THE RAFFLE!
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  10. I had the pleasure of building an intricate LEGO Ideas model of Machu Picchu, built in the style of the official LEGO Architecture sets. The model was designed by Diego Baca, a proud Peruvian who wanted to help LEGO enthusiasts learn more about the globally recognized UNESCO World Heritage site. Not only did Diego build the model both digitally and using LEGO bricks, he also created a beautiful instruction manual in the style of official LEGO Architecture sets, and a matching glossy box. I had a lot of fun building the model using the easy-to-follow directions. The completed model is immediately recognizable, and looks great next to the official sets, especially the recent Great Wall set which also features historic architecture in a mountainous landscape. For an longer, in-depth review of the set and an interview with Diego about his project, you can read the whole article at: https://brickarchitect.com/2019/lego_ideas_machu-picchu-diego-baca/ If you want a chance to build it, be sure to vote for it on the LEGO Ideas site! Sincerely, —Tom
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  11. The Disney/Fox merger is making some immediate changes.
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  12. I bought one for the Heck of it. You never know...Maybe Walt Disney signed a few.
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  13. The Lost Pyramid by Hunter Erickson
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  14. Train Station, Bahnhof "Station da Luz" by Jakob Escher
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  15. So. is this a no-show for Target? Not in-store, not online. Bust is a bust? Oops, seems like its the 11th...not 1st.
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  16. I guess a bunch of people were able to order the Cherry Picker yesterday for $3.99 until Target made the product page unavailable, but I did confirm via photo and receipt the DPCI is correct.
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  17. Target's got that screwed up in their inventory system. I went last week to get the Cherry Pickers with that DPCI and all they found when they scanned the packages was the Naboo Starfighter.
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  18. wait the hoard / horde is wise??
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  19. Also found a new (to me) poly at Walmart, 30363 City theme Race Boat. If you're looking for polybags at Walmart, check the Easter section that may not be near the toys, there are a bunch of Easter toys and Lego has a display stand with Minecraft, Tulips, Star Wars, City, Friends, Ninjago small sets.
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  20. Found the 30461 Podracer polybag at Target today on an endcap with all the 20th Anniversary Star Wars sets. All the previous Targets I have visited only had the Snowspeeder and Naboo Starfighter polys, must have been waiting for an April 1 set date. DPCI for all three: 30461 Podracer 204-00-4899 30384 Snowspeeder 204-00-4845 30383 Naboo Starfighter 204-00-0546
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  21. Look up leaving cars and coffee on Youtube if you don't get the joke.
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  22. That’s from Singapore if I’m not mistaken.
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  23. Always amazed at the support this event brings. Thank you from long time SPSMOM - my daughter graduated last year and is doing well in her classes in High School and my son is currently in 6th grade at St. Paul School with great grades and long time friends. Can't wait to see this year's prizes - maybe I'll finally win?????
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  24. Double Points Promotion Over 4000 Golden Bricks on LEGO 75192 Millennium Falcon Sets Online Offer Valid from 5th-30th April 2019
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  25. My account has never been flagged on jet.com. They seem to have loose policies. I started ordering sets of four on Friday & already have 40 so far. Their shopping cart is back to a limit of 4 sets. Picked up another 50 units or so. I'm done buying for a few weeks at least.
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  26. Posting watermarked prelim photos runs the risk of being loaded into the back of a black SUV and never being seen again.
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  27. 76124 War Machine Buster 20% off as well at Target
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  28. Not a fantastic deal, but if you wanted a 76125 Hall of Armor right out of the gate, Target has it for 20% off.
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  29. People would be thrilled to have an opening day flip as good as Exo now... It deserves at least that nod.
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  30. That´s what they said about Exo Suit!
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  31. The "real" LEGO raffle starts on Monday.
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  32. 76119 — LEGO Batman Batmobile: Pursuit of The Joker 342 pieces | Ages 7+ | $29.99 USD
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  33. I think they misspelled "Juggernaut"
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  34. batcycle? Is it just me or does that look like a mini tumbler?
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  36. If you’re listing obo but can’t factor in a 5% loss over listing price....why are you bothering with obo? Not specifically directed at you but to anyone in general. If I list an item as Or Best Offer, I’ve already calculated and accepted the sale at 15% less than my asking price. Makes it simple when those -5% offers come in. Accepted.
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  37. Buyer's remorse kicked in... I'm experiencing that now w/ an offer I made and now the counteroffer difference is $4 on a $50-ish set....but I'm realizing that I didn't "really" want the set even at the reduced price...or at least I want another set more. I haven't been at it long...but I figured out that if I decline a "reasonable offer (within 5%)" they usually don't come back. I recognize the potential for insult.
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  38. 4 more days and mods can change the title of this thread to April Fools 2019.
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  39. Thanks for the 4/11 </dadjoke>
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  40. The Brick Fan has some Spider-Man Far From Home set images up.
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  41. M.A.N.T.I.S. Drone by Blair Archer
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  42. Gundam Exia GN-001 by demon1408, on Flickr
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  43. Red Dead Redemption 2 - Flaco Hernández camp by KevFett2011
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